| To the first belong the grace and fineness of movements executed with skill and subtlety, the harmony that they express and the music that they have of their own.The next is the movements which convey the meaning of what one says more fully. When the art of speech and of singing is separated from the art of movement, this certainly takes away a great beauty and charm, for speech, reciting, and singing go together with movements.And the third class of movements is to illustrate the feeling that is in music, to express or to interpret music in the form of movements. |
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